Question

the operating system that allows frequent switching from one task to another is​

Answer 1

Answer:

A multitasking operating system (OS) is one that can work on more than one task at a time by switching between the tasks very rapidly.

Answer 2

Multitasking in the operating system allows users to perform multiple computing tasks at the same time, such as running application programs.

• The operating system can track where you are in these tasks and switch from one task to another without losing information.
• Unix was the first operating system to use this multitasking method.
• Windows NT and Windows 95 were the first versions of Windows to use presumptive multitasking.

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